"Use of GPL software could subject certain portions of our proprietary software to the GPL requirements, which may have adverse effects on our sales of the products incorporating any such software," McAfee said in the report filed last month with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Certainly sounds like they're worried about their use of GPL code. They probably should have read the licence first.
You're only a third party to whom there's an obligaton under the GPL if the source is provided through a written offer, I don't know whether it is or not in this case. I'd say that it isn't, seeing as it's now available for download.
Neither are they trying to comply with it, unless someone points out their mistake.
Well I haven't bought one of these, so they have no oligation in respect of the GPL to me, and I don't know what offers came in the box for those who have purchased one.
According to the article there's a 1.8GB archive available for download, which is hardly failing to make stuff available, your comment seems somewhat harsh.
Nope, none at all. Listening to the news on BBC radio 1 yesterday, they interviewed some guy and asked him why it was so important - "Because it's Apple".
And this after the BBC had a "shoot out" between the iPhone and a Nokia (N95 I think) and concluded that it was pretty much form over function.
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As many readers know, SETI is not paid for with your tax dollars. At least, not if you're in the United States (where most SETI is conducted). Since 1993, when Congress killed the NASA SETI program, the search for signals from other societies has been funded by private donations.
From the article "Over the years he'd pocketed at least $20,000", which comes to a mere $153.85.
No wonder eBay shoppers were happy with the deals they got.
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You're only a third party to whom there's an obligaton under the GPL if the source is provided through a written offer, I don't know whether it is or not in this case. I'd say that it isn't, seeing as it's now available for download.
Well I haven't bought one of these, so they have no oligation in respect of the GPL to me, and I don't know what offers came in the box for those who have purchased one.
According to the article there's a 1.8GB archive available for download, which is hardly failing to make stuff available, your comment seems somewhat harsh.
Have you stopped beating your wife(/husband/girlfriend/boyfriend/so) yet? Please answer YES or NO.
Is there no hope?
Nope, none at all. Listening to the news on BBC radio 1 yesterday, they interviewed some guy and asked him why it was so important - "Because it's Apple".
And this after the BBC had a "shoot out" between the iPhone and a Nokia (N95 I think) and concluded that it was pretty much form over function.
'Cos of course, anybody over the age of about 11 couldn't possibly have friends, or a social network - they're just "trying to be cool".
From the article "Over the years he'd pocketed at least $20,000", which comes to a mere $153.85.
No wonder eBay shoppers were happy with the deals they got.
Because it "just works" for them and the platform they're currently working on. We're trying the solve the "but it doesn't work" for the recipient.
Might as well just lie down and roll over then.
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More proof, if any were needed, that the world truly has gone mad.
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